On Wed, 16 Apr 2008, Szakáts Viktor wrote: Hi Viktor,
> As per Andi's and your suggestion, I've included <stdint.h> #if > __BORLANDC_ > 1410, Can you check the exact version from which BCC has stdint.h to use >= instead of > ? 1410 is 5.82 so such limit will work for BCC 5.83 and newer. Is it intentional? > then the redefinition warnings indeed go, but these new ones appear: > Warning W8041 source\compiler\hbmain.c 3410: Negating unsigned value > in function hb_compGenPushLong > Warning W8041 source\compiler\hbmain.c 3427: Negating unsigned value > in function hb_compGenPushLong It effects HB_LIM_INT32 macro. It uses INT32_MIN and INT32_MAX defines and one of them is probably wrong defined in stdint.h. Can you check their definitions in you stdint.h? It's also possible that the warning is side effect of internal compiler casting just like in MAKEWORD(). I can pacify it but it may hide some real problems in the future so before I'll touch anything I'd like to know the exact reasons so if possible I want to see INT32_MIN and INT32_MAX definitions in your stdint.h and maybe some other later. Is this BCC version freely available so I can download it and check. best regards, Przemek _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
